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Run Like The Wind

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Run Like The Wind - to run very fast; to move very fast

• The girls can are very young, but they can run like the wind.
• The monkey stole my bag, and than ran like the wind.
• My father can run like the wind.
• My friend can really run like the wind. She is one of the top runners in our school.
• The brown horse can really run like the wind.
• That tiger can run like the wind. I do not want to get near him.

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